I get the following messages if fsck fails at startup, and it drops you to a bash shell. bash: tput: command not found bash: dircolors: command not found bash: id: command not found [: -: unary operator expected The / partition is mounted, but /usr isn't, and these all live in /usr/bin. Just kind of annoying, but doesn't really cause a problem. Since these are all getting sourced from /etc/{profile,bashrc}, could simple logic be added to test for the existence of these programs before calling them?
Thanks, fixed in bash-2.04-8